Control4 Composer HE Getting Started

Brand: Control4

Model: Composer HE

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Dan Hart

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Composer HE 2.9.0 Getting Started Guide Contents

Contents

Legal notices ...............................................................................................2

Contents ....................................................................................................... 3

Introduction ................................................................................................ 5

What you can do in Composer HE ........................................................................................ 5

For more information .................................................................................................................6

What’s new? ...................................................................................................................................6

Hardware and software support ...................................................................................................................... 6

Getting started ........................................................................................... 7

Important basics ........................................................................................................................... 7

Overview .........................................................................................................................................9

Installing Composer HE .............................................................................................................9

System requirements ............................................................................................................................................ 9

Install the software .............................................................................................................................................. 10

Starting Composer HE .............................................................................................................. 11

Before starting Composer HE .......................................................................................................................... 11

Start Composer HE ............................................................................................................................................... 11

Startup options ...................................................................................................................................................... 12

Connect to a Director ......................................................................................................................................... 13

Exiting Composer HE ............................................................................................................... 17

Exploring the interface .......................................................................... 17

Views ............................................................................................................................................... 18

Monitor and control lights, thermostat, etc. (Monitoring view) ....................................................... 18

Manage digital music and DVD collections (Media view) ................................................................... 21

Use intelligent agents (Agents view) .......................................................................................................... 23

Program the Control4 system (Programming view) ........................................................................... 25

Menu options ......................................................................................................................................................... 29

File ............................................................................................................................................................................. 29

Media......................................................................................................................................................................... 30

Tools .......................................................................................................................................................................... 30

Help ........................................................................................................................................................................... 33

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Where to go from here ......................................................................... 33

Glossary ...................................................................................................... 34

Index ............................................................................................................ 37

Composer HE 2.9.0 Getting Started Guide Introduction

Introduction

Control4

Composer Home Edition (HE) is powerful software that lets you customize

your Control4 system. This Windows-based program that has an intuitive drag-and-

drop interface that lets you view and configure your devices, manage your media, and

create simple home automation programs.

Your Control4 Dealer has installed and configured your Control4 system using the

professional version of Composer. Composer HE was created just for you.

This document provides you with a brief overview of how to run the software. For

more detailed information, see the Composer HE User Guide.

In this document, you’ll learn how to:

• Install Composer HE

• Start and close Composer HE

• Connect to a Director

• Begin to use the Composer HE interface

• Review the views and menu options

What you can do in Composer HE

Using Composer HE, you can program your Control4 system to behave as you want it

to by tying together your system’s devices into a single, controllable environment.

Customize your system

Customize your system from a Windows PC on your home's local network or, if you

have a Control4 4Sight subscription, from any Internet-connected Windows PC.

Monitor and control

From your Windows PC, monitor:

• Dimmers, switches, and keypads

• Wireless thermostat and security system

• Many other devices

Configure Control4 devices

• Set LED colors on lights and keypads

• Set the dimming speeds and default brightness of wireless dimmers

• Set your Control4 Wireless Thermostat schedule

• Program the buttons on your Control4 System Remote Control.

Manage your digital music and DVD collections

Scan your media libraries for new additions so they become available to your

Control4 audio devices.

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Configure your system using intelligent agents

• Tie together the audio source selection, volume control, and on/off state of

multiple rooms so that they work as one.

• Configure the system to notify you when system events happen.

• Create an announcement that displays on system Navigators.

• Create and modify custom lighting scenes.

• Program events based on date, time of day, and sunrise/sunset. You can also

create your own Wakeup scenes.

• Create custom programming scripts.

• Do much more. For more information, see “Agents” later in this guide.

Limitations

Although Composer HE lets you customize your Control4 system, some advanced

tasks and configurations must be done by your Control4 Dealer. Your dealer can also

help you if you have difficulty using Composer HE.

If your system has been configured to connect to Control4's 4Sight service, your

dealer can perform many of these services over the phone and on the web without

having to schedule a service call at your home.

Contact your Control4 Dealer if you ever need to:

• Create a new Control4 system or add/remove devices

• Create or edit drivers for third-party products

• Install updates to system software

• Perform other tasks (such as complex programming) that are beyond the

capabilities of you or the software

For more information

You can find the following related help at ctrl4.co/cdocs.

• Composer Home Edition User Guide (ctrl4.co/he-ug)

• Control4 System User Guide (ctrl4.co/userguide)

• Control4 System Remote Control SR-260 User Guide (ctrl4.co/sr260-ug)

• Composer Media Edition User Guide (ctrl4.co/me-ug)

• Instructional videos

What’s new?

Hardware and software support

New

• Support for new hardware products including Triad Audio Matrix Switches, Triad

Power Amplifiers, Triad One Streaming Amplifier, Control4 DS2 Mini, ZigBee IO,

and ZigBee Contact.

• New Identity agent for System Manager Web and When >> Then logins

• New Navigation agent for programming an automatic change to a Camera view

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End-of-life products

• Blocked from being in an OS 2.10 project: HC-200, HC-300, HC-500, and HC-1000

• Drivers and agents that must be updated before updating to OS 2.10: In-Wall 7”

TS V2, Portable 7” TS V2, InfinityEdge 7” TS, InfinityEdge 5” TS, and Control4

Door Station drivers using the Intercom agent. These drivers must be updated to

the versions compatible with the Communication agent.

• Products that can be in an OS 2.10 project, but will not receive an update: 7" In-

Wall v2, 7" Portable v2, Exterior Door Station, Interior Door Station, IO Extender,

5" In-Wall (FKA: Infinity Edge), 7" In-Wall (FKA: Infinity Edge), 7" In-Wall RevB

(FKA: Infinity Edge). These items may not be compatible with every feature in OS

2.10, including Intercom.

Getting started

Important basics

Your Control4 Dealer or installer has installed and configured your Control4 system to

your specifications based on your purchase agreement. While individual Control4

Dealer policies may vary, most dealers will charge you for additional service calls

unless you have a service contract.

One of the benefits of using Composer HE is that you can customize parts of the

Control4 system yourself, which can save you money. Should you require your

dealer's help, however, you must be prepared to pay for that help. Check with your

dealer for details.

Caution! When using Composer HE, you are configuring your own Control4 system.

While this gives you a great deal of capability, it also carries some risk for which you

must be prepared to take responsibility. If you disable your system, your dealer may

need to fix it for you, and this could cost you extra.

This section describes some of the basic principles of using Composer HE on your

Control4 system. It’s important to understand these principles and accept the risk and

responsibilities that come with customizing your system yourself.

1 Your system may become inoperable due to certain types of changes you can

make using Composer HE. It’s possible that you could make your system

inoperable using Composer HE. In most cases, you can recover your system using

a backup project file. However, if you can't recover your system using a backup

project file, contact your dealer for help. Your dealer can often restore your

system back to an operational condition.

2 There is no ‘Undo’ capability, so back up your project frequently. If you make a

change you don't like, there is no way to easily "undo" that change. You can try to

change the settings back to the way they were (if all changes were carefully

documented), but the easiest way to restore your system is to load a backup

copy of the project that you previously saved. Whenever you make changes to

your project, we strongly recommend making a backup copy. To save your

project file, use the Back Up option under the File menu. To save a backup copy,

use Back Up As and specify an alternate filename (it’s good practice to include

the date in the backup filename). When you load a backup file, however,

remember that you’ll lose any customization that’s happened since the backup file

was created.

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3 Changes you make in Composer HE are immediately applied to your system.

When you connect to Director and customize your system, the changes are

effective immediately. Whether you're changing LED colors or dimmer ramp

rates, performing complex programming or using agents, Director immediately

modifies your system configuration.

4 Programming can be associated with multiple events. You can program your

system to perform similar tasks in a variety of ways. For example, you can set the

LED color as a device property, and you can change that property in

programming, too.

Note: Pay close attention to your programming changes so that you don't

inadvertently change the behavior of your system in an undesirable way.

5 Project files can be backed up with and without the media database. When

you back up your project file, you can create the backup with or without the

media database information. If you load a project file that doesn't have any media

associated with it, you will lose the media database information that was

associated with your current system. It's always a good practice to back up your

project with your media when you exit Composer so if you ever need to restore

your system, your media database will still be intact. You can also export the

media database information and playlists separately for each media source on

your Control4 system. If you import your media database and playlists, the

current media list for that media source and the current playlists will be cleared

and replaced with the media database in the file you are importing.

Tip: If you forget to back up your media, you can always go back to a previous

backup with the media loaded. This may, however, change your system

configuration to the old configuration in that backed up project.

6 Backups with media and exported media lists only include the media

database information. Backups and exported media lists contain only the media

database information used by the Control4 system, not the actual media files. To

back up the media files, you should separately back up the media source files to a

mass file storage location (USB drive, network file storage, or cloud storage) after

exiting Composer HE.

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Overview

The following illustration shows how a small home network might be set up. The

laptop shows the Control4

Composer HE software installed on it. Your installer may

have set up a network similar to this one.

The router is the heart of your home computer network. It uses a modem to

communicate with the Internet. The router provides wifi that wireless devices (such as

laptops and smart phones) can use to connect to the network and the Internet. The

switch provides additional wired connections to the home network.

The Control4 controller is the heart of the Control4 home automation network. Your

Control4 network is attached to your home computer network. To change how your

Control4 network works, you need to:

• Install the Composer HE software onto a computer that’s connected to your home

network.

• Run Composer HE and connect to the Director software on the Control4

controller. After you’ve connected to the Control4 Director, you can see the

Control4 devices, settings, and programming that automates your home.

Installing Composer HE

System requirements

Computer software and hardware

• Microsoft.NET 4 (the Composer HE installation is launched automatically from the

Control4 website).

• Microsoft Windows 10, 8, 7, or Vista operating system. Mac support when used

with a Windows virtual machine such as Parallels or VMWare Fusion for Mac.

• 500 MHz or higher processor

• 256 MB RAM

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• 90 MB available hard disk space

• Video card and monitor supporting a resolution of 1024x768 or higher

• Keyboard

• Mouse

Home computer network

• Wireless access point (WAP) or wireless router that supports 802.11b/g/n

(optional)

• TCP/IP-based (Ethernet) home network. This usually includes a network gateway,

router, or switch.

• A broadband Internet connection. During initial setup, a broadband Internet

connection is required to update the Control4 system and retrieve the media's

cover art. Also, a broadband Internet connection is required to support remote

access to the system.

Control4 home automation network

• A Control4 controller

• Control4 Composer Home Edition (Composer HE) software, version 2.10.0

• A valid electronic license to run Composer HE.

Install the software

Tip: We recommend that you install Composer HE on a PC laptop or tablet.

Laptops and tablets are very handy to move about the home or business as you

set up your project and test your devices.

To Install Composer HE:

1 Download and run the installation program from the URL provided to you by your

Control4 Dealer or installer. The Installation link contains the Composer HE

software and this Composer HE Getting Started as online help (a PDF of this

guide is available on the Control4 website). The Composer HE User Guide (the

companion to this document) is available on the Control4 website in web help or

PDF formats.

2 Click Install Composer.

3 Follow the on-screen instructions to continue installing.

4 When prompted by the installation program, click continue anyway to install the

Remote Access Network Tunnel Adapter on your computer.

5 When the installation completes, click Finish. A Composer HE icon displays on

your PC desktop if you selected to have it installed there.

Tip: The Start menu

(Programs > Control4 > Composer 2.10.0 > Composer

Directories) has folders for the Drivers, Logs, and Projects in your system. For

quick reference, you may want to refer to these folders from time to time.

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Starting Composer HE

Before starting Composer HE

Prerequisites

Before you start Control4

Composer HE, you or your installer need to:

• Create your Control4 account at customer.control4.com.

• Register your controller to your project so it works with the system.

• Set up Remote Access so your dealer can fix any problems remotely.

• Set up 4Sight for remote access to the system.

• Log in to your account at customer.control4.com and make note of your

Composer HE subscription code.

Note: This setup may have already been done for you by your Control4 Dealer. If you

don’t know whether this setup is complete, check with your dealer to either verify it’s

been done or get your account information (account name, email address, password,

and registration code.)

The first time you start Composer HE, the system prompts you for your Control4

account information and a Composer HE subscription code. 4Sight is a Control4

service that lets you receive email notifications or control the system remotely using

your smartphone, tablet, or PC.

To use a 4Sight Internet connection, email agent, and Anywhere Access services for

one year, you may use the one-year 4Sight subscription included with each copy of

Composer HE. Thereafter, you can purchase an annual 4Sight subscription from your

Control4 Dealer so you can continue to enjoy its benefits.

Start Composer HE

To start Composer HE:

1 From the Start menu, click All Programs, Control4, ComposerHE. Composer HE

starts and opens a window for connecting to a Director.

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The first time you start Composer HE, however, an activation window opens first.

a Enter the subscription code provided with your Composer HE software. You

can also log in to your account at customer.control4.com

and click My

Software to see your subscription codes.

Your Composer HE subscription code will be four 4-character sets separated

by dashes, such as xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx.

b Enter the email address and password associated with your Control4 account

at customer.control4.com.

c Click Activate. The startup screen appears.

Each time you start Composer HE, you will connect to your Control4 system

either locally (click Local System) or remotely (click Remote System). See

“Startup Options” and “Connect to a Director” for more details.

2 On the Control4 system, the primary controller is the controller (and Director)

that you connect to from your PC.

Note: To connect to a Remote System, first you must set up remote access. See

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Startup screen:

Startup options

Ensure that you've registered and activated your account before you start

Composer HE for the first time. See “Before starting Composer HE” on page 11.

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When you start Composer HE, the startup screen presents these connection options.

See “Connect to a Director” for details.

• Local System—Select this option when working while connected to the home

network (inside the firewall). You can modify the project, make connections, add

media, and program the system.

• Remote System—Select this option when working remotely, but connected to a

home network from the Internet (outside the firewall). You can change your

Control4 system as if you were connected to the local network (second option).

This requires Remote Access. See “Error! Reference source not found.” on page

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Connect to a Director

Control4 controllers have embedded Director software within the controller. Director

controls the communication of devices and allows the automation of your Control4

system. When you connect to a Director, you can define and customize your project

for your system.

Composer HE lets you access and change your project configuration. When you want

to change your project to reflect how you want your Control4 system to behave, you

connect to a Director using either a local connection or a remote connection.

This section describes how to:

• Connect to a local Director

• Connect to a remote Director

• Grant access to a dealer for Remote Access

Prerequisites

• Ensure that you set up your account at customer.control4.com.

• Ensure that you have the correct setup, depending on how you want to connect.

You can connect to Director two ways:

• Local System. Your PC must be on the same IP-based local-area network as

your Control4 system.

• Remote System. Your Control4 system must be configured to use 4Sight

Remote Access.

Note: A “Renew Composer Registration” message may appear before you can

connect to Director. If it does, type your email address, password, and then click

Renew

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Connect to a local Director

To connect to a local Director:

Connecting to a Director on the local network lets you configure settings, download a

new project, or back up an existing project to a file on the computer. Every Director

has an associated network address.

When you start Composer and connect to a local Director, you are making “live”

changes to the hard drive on the controller, and every time you connect to that

Director, you will see your project’s configuration.

1 Start Composer.

2 Click Local System. The Directors dialog appears.

Options available on this page:

• Connect—Connects to the selected controller on the local network. The main

window shows the controller’s name and network address.

• Cancel—Cancels and closes the Directors dialog box.

• Add—Opens a dialog box that lets you add the network address of the

controller to which you are trying to connect.

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• Remove—Removes the selected controller from the Directors list. Select the

controller to remove. Click Add to add it to the list again.

• Refresh—Updates the Directors list to display recently added Directors and

scans the local network for any controllers running Director.

3 From the Directors list, select the IP address of the Director to access, and click

Connect. The main page appears with the Monitoring and List View panes.

The following screen displays when you first start Composer HE:

Composer HE main screen

Grant access to a Control4 Dealer

To grant access to a Control4 Dealer:

1 To grant your Control4 Dealer access to your Control4 system, give the dealer

access on your user list at customer.control4.com.

Note: Granting a dealer remote access rights to your account does not require

that either you or the dealer reveals any confidential passwords.

2 On the Internet, go to customer.control4.com, enter your email address and

password, and then click Submit.

3 When you access your account screen for the first time, follow the on-screen

prompts to enter your 4Sight Subscription Code, and then click Activate.

Note: The 4Sight Subscription Code is a series of digits. Find this code on the card

you received when you purchased your Control4 4Sight Subscription.

4 When successfully activated, you will see an Account Subscription confirmation

screen. The screen shows the information you used to activate your remote

account. When you finish reviewing the confirmation screen, click OK.

5 If you are connected to Anywhere Access, click Cancel or Close.

6 In the My Account view with Account Administration selected (left pane), click

the Profile link, and verify the Dealer of Record information.

7 With Account Administration still selected, click the Users link.

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8 At the bottom of the page, check this option: Allow your dealer [your dealer’s

name] to remotely access your system.

9 To continue and connect remotely, follow the next set of instructions below.

Connect to a remote Director

To connect to a remote Director:

When you connect to a remote Director, you are making live changes to a controller

remotely. Changes will be made over an Internet connection instead of a local

network connection.

Note: This type of connection is not available until the initial configuration and

controller registration is complete. Contact your dealer or see “Register your

controller” in the Composer HE User Guide.

Note: You may revoke access rights to Control4 Technical Support or your Control4

Dealer using customer.control4.com at any time. This is not recommended, however,

as it will interfere with needed regular updates.

1 Start Composer.

2 Click Remote System.

3 When your system is configured and registered to your Control4 account,

connect to it using Composer HE from any Internet connection by entering your

Account Name, Email Address, and Password.

4 When the Account Name dialog box appears, enter your email address and

password, then click Connect. The account name will appear in the list.

a If the account name does not appear, click Add to add the account name,

then click OK on the dialog box that appears. This is the account name you

created during registration at customer.control4.com.

b When the Select Remote Account dialog box displays again, highlight your

account, then click Connect.

A screen appears indicating that your account, email address, and password are being

verified, which may take several minutes to complete. When authenticated and

connected through the Remote Access service, the list of Directors available for

connection displays.

5 Select the Director you want to connect to, then click Connect.

6 When the remote connection is established, Composer HE opens in the

Monitoring view. Composer HE functions normally as if you were connected to a

local Director, allowing you to configure, program, and troubleshoot your system.

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Exiting Composer HE

To exit the Composer HE application, click File > Exit. The software asks you if you

want to save a backup of the project file. Click Back Up or Back Up As to save the

project. We recommend that you back up any changes you make to your project.

Exploring the interface

The Control4 Composer HE interface and wizards are designed to help you:

• Monitor your Control4 system.

• Maintain your media.

• Add or modify custom programs.

To take advantage of the Composer HE features, learn about the following options in

Composer:

• Views

• Menu options

The Control4 Composer HE interface is divided into several panes.

Composer HE main screen:

The menu bar (File, Tools and Help) appears at the top of the window.

The upper left portion of the screen displays a project tree and all views available in

your system with the floors, rooms, and devices you will define depending on what

you want to do. In the project tree, you can click to collapse or expand the floor,

room, or device levels.

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The lower left portion of the screen shows the view buttons (Monitoring, Media,

Agents, and Programming). This is where you create automated tasks for your

system.

Views

Composer HE has four main views. If you click on a view button, the appearance and

functionality of the interface changes to reflect the configuration options available for

that view.

• Monitoring—Click to view the devices on your system, to access specific device

controls, and to configure the properties of devices.

• Media—Click to manage your digital music, movies, and other collections from a

disc player, DVD or CD player, etc. Add and scan stored or broadcast media.

• Agents—Click to configure an intelligent agent. Use agents in the system and in

programming. Agents include Wakeup, Scheduler, and more.

• Programming—Click to create and modify custom programming for your system.

Program devices and agents on the system.

Tip: Collapse the views by clicking and pulling down the dotted bar above the view

buttons, giving you more room to view the project tree above.

Note: The project tree was created for you by your Control4 Dealer or installer and

reflects the floors, rooms, and devices in your home or business. If the project tree

doesn't display, check with your Control4 Dealer.

Monitor and control lights, thermostat, etc. (Monitoring view)

The Monitoring view lets you view all of the devices and their current state.

This view:

• displays a list all of the devices in a room,

• displays the current state of contact inputs or other devices, and

• lets you monitor and control the devices contained in the selected location of the

project tree.

When selecting a site, building, floor, or room, you can see all devices associated with

each other in that area. If you select a device in the project tree, this view shows all

devices that are in the same room.

To use the Monitoring view:

1 Click the Monitoring view in the Composer HE main window. Two pages in this

view show the List View screen, which gives you status information for all system

devices at a glance: List View and Properties. If the Control4 system is

controlling/monitoring device power, the device is shown as red when off, and

green when powered on. The light level, temperature, security system status, and

other details are also shown on this screen.

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Monitoring view:

2 Double-click any device in List View to display the controls associated with that

device.

3 Click the Properties tab to access the Properties pane for all system devices.

Select the device you want to change from the project’s tree view. For example:

• Configure the LED colors on your keypads.

• Configure the LED colors, ramp rates, and preset level for your dimmers.

• Configure/program the programmable buttons on your System Remote

Control for each AV device.

• Configure/program the thermostat and its schedule.

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Project tree (left pane)

The Monitoring view displays the project tree, a hierarchical display of locations and

devices. The project tree is where all of the device drivers for your devices reside in

your project. Double-click on a device to access its device controls. Hover over a

device for detailed device information.

Monitoring pane:

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